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Airgraph: A Detailed Handbook on the
Airgraph with ...
Aerophilatelie ; Frankokuvert, Frankoumschlag, Streifband, Ganzsachenbrief ; British Commonwealth.
2
History of Air Cargo and Airmail from the 18th Century
All of the Post Offices in the Commonwealth encouraged their customers to use
Airgraph messages, although they did not guarantee any confidentiality in their
correspondence, ' in preference to normal airmail which had become unreliable,
...
3
Combat and Morale in the North African Campaign: The Eighth ...
The question of mail became so important to morale that the matter provoked
debate in the House of Commons.75 The government reacted by instigating the
airgraph service, between Britain and the Middle East, in August 1941. The
airgraph ...
4
The Letters of J.R.R. Tolkien
airgraph. to. Christopher. Tolkien. 5 April 1944 (FS14) I have seriously embarked
onan effort to finish my book, & have been sitting up rather late: a lot of re-reading
and research required. Andit is a painfulsticky business gettingintoswing again ...
Humphrey Carpenter, J.R.R. Tolkien, 2014
5
Family Christmas in the 1940s and 50s
My dad couldn't spend Christmas with us because he was a soldier in the army
Most other families had relatives away from home, too. We sent my dad a
Christmas card and my mum wrote him a letter on an airgraph form, which was
specially ...
Faye Gardner, Jennifer Collins, 2007
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The Open Society and Its Enemies
... the original mistake.” On 4 September he announced in addition that he had
completely rewritten chapter 17, which duly arrived. I hope I may quote a fuller
sample of the type of letters which arrived so frequently: In my typed airgraph
oftoday ...
Karl Raimund Popper, Václav Havel, Ernst Hans Josef Gombrich, 2011
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Popular Photography - ND
IN man, 1941, under the trademark "Airgraph,” England first employed the system
to solve the problem of getting mail to and from the forces in the Near East. The
Airgraph System was expanded until it knits the British Empire together with ...
In April, 1941, under the trademark "Airgraph," England first employed the system
to solve the problem of getting mail to and from the forces in the Near East. The
Airgraph System was gradually expanded until it knits the British Empire together
...
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The Open Society and Its Enemies
On 4 September he announced in addition that he had completely rewritten
chapter 17, which duly arrived. I hope I may quote a fuller sample of the type of
letters which arrived so frequently: In my typed airgraph oftoday, I mentioned that,
as far ...
10
Just A Larger Family: Letters of Marie Williamson from the ...
Your airgraph to me arrived May 7—also the one to Vivien. We agreed in thinking
that you were quite needlessly disturbed over the possibility of Bill's hearing the
news of his father. He never sees the Wilkinsons or Mrs. Bland—except to say ...
Mary F. Williamson, Tom Sharp, 2011
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Thinking of you... during World War Two
The message was sent by airgraph service, a method of getting messages from servicemen home during the Second World War using ... «The Northern Echo, 2月 14»
War poet's letters found in drawer left to Exeter University
In a 1942 airgraph responding to news of his daughter's birth, Jarmain writes to his wife: “My Dearest, Your cable reached me this evening, ... «Exeter Express and Echo, 11月 13»
Staying in touch with the home front: BYOD in the US military
Based on the earlier British Airgraph process, V-mail correspondence started out on small letter sheets that would be censored, photographed, ... «ZDNet, 1月 13»
Smithsonian Snapshot: V-Mail Stationery, 1942
The U.S. adapted Great Britain's Airgraph service and integrated microfilm technology into its wartime system. V-Mail letters were copied onto ... «Newswise, 6月 12»
WW2 readers' memories: my time in the WAAF
I would receive an occasional airgraph letter from George who, I finally learned, had been one of the last people to leave the Dunkirk beaches. «Telegraph.co.uk, 11月 09»
